It can be hard to look at my photography from even a year ago as I have worked very hard to improve both technically and aesthetic, but when I brushed the dust off and bothered running them thru a little proper processing, some of these surprised me.
Here's a view of Tokyo's famous Rainbow Bridge from the top of the Fuji TV studio building.
Here is a small alley of Oden shops (a hot dish traditionally only really eaten in the winter...).
This is walking thru the massive and massively confusing Tokyo Station.
And this is a $180 square watermelon. The one in the 'cage' is also about $180 and the sticker says it is a "Godzilla Egg"... Not sure I'd want to eat an egg of his.
This is one of my favorites. This is Sho showing me around a local shrine in her home town. My wife is beautiful, has great legs, and looks great in Japan. Wouldn't you agree? I really must take her there more often.
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Yes, she is lovely indeed. And Japan is lovely, too. Hope to see it for myself some day...
So, the conference is still on going, huh? I wish I would have applied for it, but I will be super busy with school anyway... Well, have fun in Japan!
You have always had a great eye for beauty and an ability to capture it. Sho is indeed the loveliest part of those pictures! I would truly love to visit Japan some day with both of you.
I agree! You do have a gorgeous wife!
Everything Japanese is classy and calming and beautiful, Sho included. I want to go, please take me! I may not have a square watermelon, but I do have your round one still in the fridge. I make no promises of its safe return....unless you give me $180.
Mmmmm....Oden. I do't even know what it s but I want t be there and eat it.
Beautiful, as always, and you are right, she is beautiful--especially in Japan. (Not that she's not welcome here...I mean...nevermind. :) Sho, you know I love ya more than my luggage!
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